Posts labeled Superheroes
Review - The Coming End by Ms Angel Food
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As a superhero, Spotlight isn’t much more than a marketing gimmick for the corporation he works for, but he has his pick of men to spend the night with whenever he feels like it, which is often. Gavin is a scientist working for the Crusaders, the world’s top-tier superheroes. He knows Spotlight only by reputation, and what he hears makes him take an instant dislike to the man. When some mysterious force prevents everyone in the world from getting aroused, Gavin and Spotlight are thrown together to try to solve the problem.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Light Redeemed by Ken Sanchez
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The author kindly provided a copy of this book in exchange for a review. Eryx is learning to live with his newfound powers as the vessel of the god Apollo. His lover Alex is helping, along with his friends and fellow Shadowguards. It will take the entire team’s efforts to stop the plans of a shadowy group trying to free one of the ancient gods, who will wipe out humanity.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Echoes of Destiny by Ken Sanchez
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Eons ago, the old gods fought a war over the human realm. Hades and Apollo were at the forefront of the fighting, as well as lovers. Apollo sacrifices himself to end the war and free Zeus. Grieving over the loss, Hades steps aside as ruler of the underworld and takes up residence in the human realm, where he becomes Alex and forms the Shadowguard, a team of magical beings charged with safeguarding the human world.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Infamous Heart: A Forbidden MM Superhero Romance by Ryder O'Malley
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Griffin is a talented young artist with a lifelong fascination for superheroes. His work for a magazine profiling the city’s superheroes should be a dream job, but his boss takes credit for all his ideas and has just denied Griffin a promotion. When he tries to assert himself by going to the owner of the magazine, Griffin gets fired. The only bright spot is meeting Sebastian, the art director of a competing magazine who not only seems attracted to Griffin, but also offers to help the designer get a job at his publication.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Silhouette: Captured and Conquered by Hadrian Temple
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Dr. Inevitable is an arch-villain. He doesn't have any super powers but he does have a very keen intellect, with a particular ability to understand the psychology of people who take his interest. Right now, a vigilante called Silhouette definitely has his interest, so Dr. Inevitable begins laying plans to capture the masked crime fighter. But the doctor doesn't just want to beat Silhouette, he wants to own him and make him a sexual plaything.
Tags: Superheroes BDSM D/s
Review - Duking It Out by E.J. Russel
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Sander, the Duke of Roses of the small mythical Pyrenean country of South Abarra is used to the quiet life. He's been effectively banished to a vineyard in the countryside after a horrible “incident” at court when he was 17 and his superpowers were as yet uncontrolled. He's even looking forward to taking his boat out for a sailing trip to celebrate his birthday. First, he has to deal with the North Abarra Duke of Arles, Tarik, a man with a volatile reputation.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Hunter & Hunted by Zoe Perdita
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Spence has been living on the streets for six months. He’s not exactly homeless, Spence walked away from his privileged life with rich parents who haven’t even realized he is gone. He is surviving, barely, when he has an encounter with a sexual predator who like to prey on homeless gay boys who have no legal recourse. Although Spence probably doesn’t really need rescuing, Hunter intercedes with the predator, who he has been trying to corner.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - Love for the Cold-Blooded, or The Part-Time Evil Minion's Guide to Accidentally Dating a Superhero
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It’s a not-so-guilty not-so-secret that I have a penchant for quirky titles. It probably started with Dwarf Rapes Nun; Flees in UFO/a Novel of Journalism, and then there was The Aerodynamics of Pork, which introduced me to a writer who went on to give us several more great reads. So, it was almost a given that I would read “Love for the Cold-Blooded…” even before knowing what it was about. Fortunately, my little weakness didn’t let me down.
Tags: Humor Fantasy Superheroes